As part of an ongoing, brutal restructuring, Ubisoft today shut down two more studios, Winnipeg and Belgrade, and put additional employees at its Barcelona studio on the chopping block—adding up to a total of 380 jobs lost, pending consultation. But while Insider Gaming first broke the news of the Winnipeg location’s closure (and while some of those affected lamented the sad state of affairs on LinkedIn), other publications were informed by a different source: Ubisoft.
This is far from the first time a tech or video game company has confirmed layoffs to press, but in this particular instance, the news also
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